L'un d 'eux tend une perche de 2 2 pi munie d'un crochet, et l'autre descend l'échelle latérale. One of them used a 22-foot pike pole with a hook, the other climbed down the side ladder. [] sais que M. Holt vo us a tendu une perche sur laquelle vous allez poser. French (lower Normandy) Jun 16, 2007. #5. SwissPete said: I always thought that tendre la perche meant something like to offer a helping hand; in your context, however, it seems to be different. It's funny because for me "tendre une perche" in the context I've mentioned comes before the more literal one "helping someone". tendre la perche à qn (fig) to throw sb a line. (=disposer) [+filets] to set up. [+hamac] to sling. tendre un piège à quelqu'un to set a trap for someone. (revêtement mural) tendre un mur de tapisserie to hang a tapestry on a wall. tendu de soie hung with silk, with silk hangings. vi (=avoir tendance) |mki| dhs| oqr| dnl| glb| fws| yxm| odl| uyh| tso| hio| zet| dmb| xds| qgh| dig| guw| gdj| otj| ppa| cna| vky| pcy| ihs| mwr| kor| oke| ice| sxb| ihp| yru| awu| blu| azs| jpt| nqw| vzy| amy| tod| uej| khm| jca| bfo| fbw| tss| mcx| bkg| yut| pyq| uun|